The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-06-09

scrlption to your fund $40. which under.
stand IS the maximum amount expected
OF any single contributor.
lSigncd] GROVER CLEVELAND.
Correspondence has recently passed be.
tween the secretary Of state and the Brit.
! ish minister on the subject OF the immi-
grafton OF the Irish croftcrs, whose trans.
portatlon expenses, it is currently report.
ed, are met by the English government.
IN answer tc inquiries by the British min.
ister as to whether the government intends
to take any action in the premises, Secre-
tary Bayard states: lie cannot give a
general reply, but each case will be consid-
| cred upon it's merits. However, the send.
ing OF paupers. who are likely to become
q public charge to this country, by the
British government, would DO regarded a.
an unfriendly act.
The London Times publishes the third
and last OF its articles on "Parnellism and
Crime. detailing the history OF the Irish
American conspiracy. 1t says: The
Gamma Gael is the soul OF tho Ma.
| tional league. While the latter exists on
fine speeches, etc.. the former manages
the real business. Our narrative shows
that Parncll, Sexton and other leaders of
the Home Rule party arc on intimate con-
1dential terms with the Clan-n,.. Gael mis-
| creants. and that their permission or pro-
hlbition OF diabolical outraees is q matter
OF Encouragement" Gladstone writes:
AS the unionist Liberals assisted in pass.
Ing to the second reading the permanent
coercion bill; the Irish question is virtually
settled for the present.
John W, Davis OF Newport, Rhode Island,
was lnauguratcd as governor. The count.
ing OF the ballots by q committee for pres.
entation to the Joint legislative council oc-
cnpled the entire day. No election was de.
| cl;lrcd as to lieutenant governor.
The construction OF the new treasury sill.
yer vault is progressing. The vault will be
the largest in the world, and will be cana.
BILE OF holding 100, 900, 900 silver dollars,
1t will be Sox5Ox12 feet in interior dimen.
sions, surrounded by walls Y feet thick.
Prof.. Charles Sicdhorf and wife, Matilda
aged nlnty- and ninty-two, tired OF q
long and futile struggle with restitution
committed suicide at Union Hill, N. j.
oledhOrf, it is said, was professor of chem
istry in Heidelberg university, Germany.
thirty'tive years ago.
Hon. Morton i. Post OF CHEYENNE saws
it is a fact that the allen land bill, which
prohibits foreigners from acquiring realty
in this country, caused the failure of the
Swans in Wyoming. 1t spoiled a sale of
$500, 900 for Alex Swan.
At Annville, Pa, William Showers was
arrested. charged with numbering his two
grandchildren, William and Samuel, aged
respectfully three and five years. The
children were the illcgtimnte offspring of
Showers deceased daughter.
Solomon Blanks OF St. Elmo, CAL. on his
way to st. Paul, was at Omaha confidenced
out OF all his money-$9OO-whic he loan.
ed to stranger, who gave as security a
~ r0rkl
A SON OF Baron Won Muegge of Dresden
has been serving on tho police force of
Pittsburg. His mother left him $4,000
some city government four years, but his
| discharge from the service cuts him off
short.
L. I'll. Marlborough, who is in jail at EN-.
poria, KAN, for one of the m ost barbarous
murders on record: is the idol OF the EN-
porla ladies, who throng to his cell with
flowers and every delicacy for the brute.
At st. Petersburg: The council of state
has rejected the finance minister's propos-
al to heavily tax Russians residing or trav-
cling abroad.
In reply to a correspondents query as
TO why he did not meet Cha mberlain's
moderate, reasonable" proposals, Glad.
stone writes: IL cannot consider this light
proposal strike out from my Irish bill the
clause relating to Irish members of parlia-
ment and Introduce amendments which
might destroy the efficacy OF the BILL" A
wooden cross has been erected at Bodcne.
whero the work OF eviction had to be stop.
ped on account OF sheriff being seized
with IL tit, upon which are inscribed the
words: "Praiac the Lord. Here the ty.
rants art was paralyzed."
Ex-Sheriif James O'Brien of New York
has spent So, 900 keeping up the United
Labor party. and offers to contribute
50, 900 more to MAINTAIN the newspaper
organ OF the party.
Mrs Mary s. Schulz, u widow lady OF
Bellevue. Idaho, and sister of the we'll
known stockman, Jack Reed, recently had
S2oo'ooo left to her by Mr.. Murray OF
saved from death. Mr.. Murray died in Janu
ary last.
The MARQUIS OF Lansdowne, replvine to
an address from 500 of Wiltshire tenants.
says he has no fear that the attacks made
upon him will prejudice his position in
canada. lie expresses the hope that the
differences which exists on only q portion
OF his Irish estates will not prove perma-
nent.
The forty -fve-mile yacht race off Har-
wich was won by tho Irex in 4 hours and
- minutes. The Wendur finished in 4:35;
the Gencsta, 4:35; the Thistle 4:52: the
Neptune. SOP; the Sible, 5:O4.
Services over the remains of the victims
recovered from the ruins OF the Opera
Comique, were recently held in the Cattle.
hrai OF Not:e Dame, Paris. The cditice was
hlled with a dense crowd, including sena-
tors, deputies, members of the theatrical
profession and many distinguished persons.
The thirty collins containing remains were
covered with wreaths and other floral
offerings. Two hundred thousand persons
lined the route to the cemetery, The pro.
cession was half mile long. The remains
we're buried in the cemetery at Pontin.
Goblet and Berthelot delivered orations
at the graves.
Tommy Warren knocked Tommy Dan.
forth out in the 18th round of a glove
contest at Minneapolis.
The deputy United States marshal sorv.
ed subpoena on William Kissane, alias
Rogers. at his ranch near San Francisco
Ia iavor OF the Chemical Bank OF New
York..
It is ofRially announced that the crown
prince OF Germany will attend tho Jubilee
ceremonies in London.
The Scotch yacht built to defeat tho
Hayfiower does not seem to be in rood
lorn, and is beaten at home.